Plus Point Challenge: Resogun Results

The results are in, your best (or worst) attempts are submitted, and we’re pleased to announce the results of the first round of the TSA Plus Points Challenge competition. As a quick reminder, the competition was to submit your highest score playing the first level (Acis) of Resogun on the easiest difficulty (Rookie).

The scores translate to points on the TSA leaderboard (which we’ll be back with tomorrow) with the highest score receiving 10 leaderboard points, second highest receiving 9, all the way down to 10th and below who receive one point each. There was also a bonus five points for the lowest score submitted.

There were a whopping 38 entrants into this initial contest, and without further ado lets announce the winner of this initial contest and congratulate TSA member X1BALBAABLAB1X on an amazingly high score of 90,939,530! That’s the 4th best score ever achieved in the whole world! Madness!

First place was a close run contest, Lieutenant Fatman coming 2nd and running X1BALBAABLAB1X close with a cracking score of 85,241,670, also in the top 10 in the world, ever! The rest of the top 10 had some good little battles, and there really are some excellent scores submitted.

The winner of the wooden spoon is mrfodder with a score of 250 points. It’s interesting to note that this would have been taken by gordon123 with a score of 40 but since he’s in the top 10, he wasn’t eligible for wooden spoon.

As we stated in the original post, there would be a random draw between all of the entrants to win either a $10 or £10 PSN voucher. That lucky winner was actually gordon123 and we’ve sent the prize to him already.

The full results table can be seen below:

Remember to keep your eyes peeled tomorrow for the release of the first TSA Plus Points Challenge Leaderboard, where we’ll assign points to everyone who has entered so far. Remember – the first person to fifty points wins a year of PlayStation Plus.

As a side note, there were a few entrants who didn’t properly follow the rules by not showing the correct scoreboard on their tweet. Luckily none of them troubled the top 10, so their entrance has still been counted but in future competitions, failure to properly follow the entrance procedure will result in no entry into the competition for that month.

Written and organised by Tony Cawley.